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Tripura Replaces Permanent Residency with Five Years of Schooling for State Job Eligibility
✍️ EdexLive
🗓 16 Aug 2026, 08:03 PM
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The Tripura government has amended its eligibility criteria for state civil services, replacing the requirement of permanent residency with a mandate that candidates have completed at least five years of schooling.
The state of Tripura has revised the eligibility criteria for its civil service recruitment, eliminating the need for permanent residency.
The new rule, announced by the Tripura government, requires candidates to have completed a minimum of five years of schooling.
This change is intended to widen the pool of applicants and simplify the recruitment process for state government jobs.
Candidates who previously relied on permanent residency status will now need to demonstrate their educational qualifications.
The policy will take effect from the next recruitment cycle, though the government has not yet specified a precise start date.
The new rule, announced by the Tripura government, requires candidates to have completed a minimum of five years of schooling.
This change is intended to widen the pool of applicants and simplify the recruitment process for state government jobs.
Candidates who previously relied on permanent residency status will now need to demonstrate their educational qualifications.
The policy will take effect from the next recruitment cycle, though the government has not yet specified a precise start date.